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Insecurity Compounds Mozambique's Post-Cyclone Crisis

An estimated 2.5 million Mozambicans are already in need of humanitarian assistance, while more than 1.6 million citizens are severely food insecure. Added to these challenges are insurgent attacks, contested elections and drought. All of this is sparking fresh humanitarian and security concerns for a country struggling in the aftermath of back-to-back cyclones that pummelled the southern African nation earlier this year.

Mozambique: Mozambique's Post-Cyclone Problems Multiply

The New Humanitarian, 3 December 2019

'Farmers have started to faint in the fields... they subsist on a tomato soup diet.' Read more »

Mozambique flag (file photo).

Mozambique: Unkown Gunmen Open Fire on Bus in Gondola District

AIM, 29 November 2019

Gunmen opened fire on a bus Gondola district, in the central Mozambican province of Manica, on Friday morning, according to a report on the independent television station, STV. Read more »
Mozambique: Wagner Private Military Force Licks Wounds in Northern Mozambique

Daily Maverick, 29 November 2019

Security experts say Russian mercenaries close to Putin have retreated after defeats by Islamic jihadists, but have not left the country. Read more »
Mozambique: Nyusi Warns Young People Against False Recruiters

AIM, 28 November 2019

Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi on Wednesday urged young people not to be deceived by false promises of jobs from individuals whose real purpose is to recruit youths into the… Read more »
Mozambique: Prosecutors Condemn Threats

AIM, 4 December 2019

The Mozambican Association of Public Prosecutors (AMMMP) has strongly condemned the threats made against its members who are involved in prosecuting cases of corruption. Read more »
Mozambique: 3,000 Facing Hunger in Dombe

AIM, 4 November 2019

About 3,000 people in the Dombe administrative post, in the central Mozambican province of Manica, are facing hunger because they lost many of the crops they had planted when… Read more »

InFocus

Renamo Calls on Nyusi to Quit Over 'Secret Debt' Storm

Jean Boustani, one of eight people who prosecutors say created maritime projects in Mozambique to funnel bribes and kickbacks, has told a U.S. court that that Privinvest paid ... Read more »
- Mozambique: Boustani Claims Privinvest Financed 2014 Frelimo Campaign
- Mozambique: Boustani's Lawyers Claim His Projects Were Above Board
'Renamo Military Junta' Blamed For Truck Attacks in Mozambique

Opposition Renamo leader Ossufo Momade has denied that his party had anything to do with the attacks on the roads of Manica and the neighbouring province of Sofala, blaming the ... Read more »
- Mozambique: Another Truck Attacked in Gondola
- Mozambique: 'Military Junta' Claims Responsibility for Attacks
Frelimo Wins Two-Thirds Majority in Mozambique's Disputed Polls

Mozambique's President Filipe Nyusi has been re-elected after a landslide victory, official results have confirmed. The elections took place earlier this month and Sunday's ... Read more »
- Mozambique: President Filipe Nyusi Re-Elected in Landslide Victory
- Southern Africa: Mozambique On Edge As Frelimo Scores a Big Win
Six Months After Cyclone, Million in Mozambique Face Starvation

Nearly 1 million people, including 160,000 children under five, in northern Mozambique are facing food shortages and a nutrition crisis, with conditions expected to worsen over the ... Read more »
- Mozambique: Cyclone Idai Aftermath - Children Face Worsening Food Insecurity
- Zimbabwe: Damaged Infrastructure Inhibit Swift Health Care Delivery Ahead of Rainy Season

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